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Figure 5

From: Network and synaptic mechanisms underlying high frequency oscillations in the rat and cat olfactory bulb under ketamine-xylazine anesthesia

Figure 5

KX-dependent 80–130 Hz oscillations in the rat OB is not dependent on piriform input. (A) Example histology of a rat in which we removed the piriform cortex and surrounding areas. (B,C) Example waveforms on the ipsilateral and contralateral side after the surgical excision, top waveform was filtered in the 80–130 Hz band. (D–I) We did not observe any significant differences after tissue removal in power of delta (D ipsilateral and E contralateral side), power of the 80–130 Hz band (F ipsilateral and G contralateral side) or dominant frequency of the 80–130 Hz rhythm (H ipsilateral and I contralateral side) (n = 9). Each experimental rat is shown with a different color, the same for ipsilateral and contralateral side.

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